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recordless

recordless

8.0
Not saved as sound or video
  • adjective
  • /ˈrɛkərdləs/
translation icon : sin grabar
  • The artist's early performances were recordless, so fans can only imagine what they were like.

Examples

  • Many memories are recordless and exist only in our minds.

  • The meeting was intentionally kept recordless to encourage open and honest discussion.

  • Many important historical events remain recordless because no one documented them at the time.

  • The event was completely recordless.

  • The artist's early performances were recordless, so fans can only imagine what they were like.

  • Many important historical events remain recordless because no one documented them at the time.

  • The meeting was intentionally kept recordless to encourage open and honest discussion.

Synonyms

untaped
vsrecordless
6.7

Not recorded on video or audio

is broader, including not preserved or released as audio or visual recording
unfilmed
vsrecordless
6.9

Not made into a movie or video

covers all audio or visual captures and their release, not just productions

Antonyms

2.6

Put on tape, film, or digital media to keep and play later

Surface Forms

recordless positive

Morphology

recordless = record (transparent) = record + less

The adjective follows the predictable pattern 'record' (a recording) + '-less' meaning 'not recorded' or 'without a recording'.

Etymology

The word recordless comes from record, a saved note or a sound kept like a music 'record', and the ending -less, which means 'without'. So recordless means not captured or kept as an audio or video record, which is why it describes events that were not recorded.